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Re: Need help with a battery charger
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Posted by NEsota on February 24, 2006 at 10:51:17 from (64.131.26.130):
In Reply to: Need help with a battery charger posted by '52 Farmall H on February 24, 2006 at 08:37:28:
The 115 volt input to the charger will be connected to a transformer inside the unit. The low voltage output from the transformer will go through a rectifier (converting it to D.C.) before connecting to the output. The 115 volt input line may be of a smaller gage wire than the D.C. out. You may not know what the polarity of the output is when you have these connections made. Connect the terminals to a battery, then reverse the polarity of them. Connected in the direction that gives the smallest spark means the pollarity is then correct and that would be a good time to mark them +&-.
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